Following the shooting in Orlando over the weekend, Sturm, Ruger & Company RGR shares are up more than 8 percent, while Smith & Wesson Holding Corp SWHC has gained just under 7 percent. Looking back at the recent attacks where guns were featured predominantly, Sturm Ruger outperforms Smith & Wesson Holding regularly.
Plotting one-day returns using data from Yahoo! Finance shows us how much strong Sturm Ruger performs on a one-day basis following a select sample of major terrorism related attacks involving guns:
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